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From ingredients to dispatch, every batch accounted for.
Ingredients, recipes and finished products managed as one inventory, from purchasing through production to the orders that ship.
Sells through
Holds stock at
Makes
Produces from ingredients
01 / What it does for you
The same system, applied to Food Manufacturing.
Six of the seven modules, in the order they matter most for how your products move. Every subscription includes all of them.
Recipes as bills of materials
Ingredients and packaging in, finished products out, all from the same inventory.
Ingredients and packaging by supplier
Purchase orders raised against production plans and current stock.
Ingredients, work in progress and finished goods
Each tracked as its own stock item, per location.
Retail, wholesale and direct orders
One queue, allocated against finished stock.
Cold storage and 3PLs as locations
Routing rules decide where each order ships from.
Production and sales in view
Reports built on the same records.
02 / A typical flow
From the first purchase order to the last parcel.
01
Buy ingredients and packaging
Purchase orders against planned production.
02
Produce against the recipe
Ingredients consumed, finished products added at the production location.
03
Ship to retailers and customers
Orders routed from the location holding finished stock.
04 / Connections
The tools Food Manufacturing businesses already run on
Each integration page lists what syncs and in which direction. Systems that aren’t listed connect through API and file-based integrations.
05 / Questions
Good questions.
Can recipes be managed as bills of materials?
Yes. A recipe is a bill of materials: ingredients and packaging in, finished products out, all from the same inventory.
Can I sell to retailers and direct from the same stock?
Yes. Every channel sells from the same finished-goods stock.
Something else? Contact us.
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